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Elon Musk's plan to take SpaceX public has sparked intense debate among investors and analysts, with many drawing stark contrasts to the infamous WeWork IPO that sent shockwaves through the tech world.
StrictlyVC is bringing its venture capital conference to Los Angeles on June 18, featuring fireside chats with industry leaders from Mach Industries and Shinkei Systems.
This article explains how AI startups and investors are using inflated Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) metrics to present a misleading picture of company progress and financial health.
OpenAI is preparing to confidentially file for an IPO, taking the lead in the race to go public, while prediction markets suggest Anthropic may have lost ground.
AI search startups are capturing massive investor attention as the market for intelligent search technology expands rapidly. The space is becoming increasingly competitive as both emerging companies and established tech giants vie for dominance in this crucial AI frontier.
Learn how convertible promissory notes work as a financing tool for startups like Faraday Future, and why they're important for raising capital in the early stages of a company.
Skye's AI home screen app for iPhone has attracted investors before its launch, signaling strong market interest in AI-integrated mobile interfaces. The app aims to learn user habits and optimize daily routines through intelligent interface design.
This article explains how X-Energy's transition from a failed $1 billion SPAC to a successful $1 billion IPO illustrates the evolving market dynamics for nuclear technology investments, highlighting differences in valuation mechanisms and investor confidence.
This article explains how AI company valuations work in practice, using the contrasting valuations of OpenAI and Anthropic as a case study to illustrate sophisticated investment decision-making in emerging technology markets.
This article explains the concept of an AI bubble and why investors are cautious about the rapid growth of artificial intelligence companies, using simple analogies and clear examples.
Learn what AI wrappers are and why investors like Google and Accel are rejecting them in favor of truly innovative AI startups.
This article explains the concept of 'AI psychosis' – how investors react emotionally to AI developments, causing dramatic stock market swings. It explores the psychology behind these reactions and why they matter for financial markets.
